The "Geen Heling Zonder Herstel" exhibition invites visitors to delve into the profound narratives surrounding the cessation of slavery. This comprehensive presentation illuminates often-overlooked perspectives and the long-term consequences of this historical period. It sparks critical dialogue on reconciliation and the meaning of repair in the context of historical injustices, encouraging public engagement.
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This exhibition delves into the hidden histories surrounding the end of slavery, exploring the complexities and aftermath of this historical period. It aims to uncover untold stories and perspectives related to the cessation of slavery and its lasting impact.
The exhibition 'Geen Heling Zonder Herstel' (No Healing, Without Repair) focuses on uncovering the hidden histories associated with the end of slavery. It aims to shed light on the often-untold narratives and perspectives that emerged during and after the abolition of slavery, examining the long-term consequences and the ongoing process of healing and reconciliation. The exhibition also includes a call for public opinion on reparations and what repair means in the context of historical injustices, further engaging visitors in the discourse around this critical period. Information about the 'Geen Punt' campaign is also provided, encouraging participation and dialogue.
Admission is free, on a donation basis. The exhibition is open Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 to 17:00.
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